It said the Dead shared the stage with the Airplane and QMS. Anyone have any idea of the artist order?

That jam in the middle of the drums sound like Santana's Soul Sacrifice

Incredible stuff. Plus the few months when Dancin' was really rocking!

smoking Cryptical from start to finish, the Drums in the Jam segment are insane...what a Jam!!! Sweet
recording. get your hands out your pockets and press play

So many (like a younger me) people who grew up with the later, slower-jamming Dead don't know that things like this exist. The Pigpen years turned me into a Dead fan. Such a tight, energetic band.
Great show here too. They seemed to go into a different gear at Winterland.

From start to finish. A gem!

super killer set with some acoustic gems in there.

I remember how small and intimate Winterland was. My side was on the left up front. Sometimes on the right side by the bleechers.
Miss it and FE
Will always have the shows.
RIP
Jerry and Pig.

This is the heart of this one. Primal, percussion-driven jamming at its finest. One of my favorite TIFTOO's for that segment alone.

...that the next day was a school day. I had boycotted all my classes. Many SF Bay Area college and university students had taken part in the drill to do the same. And while we struck, Apollo 13 astronauts were lorst into space.
That morning heard a one time, last minute official public announcement on KSAN-FM that Bill Graham was throwing a midweek special.
About 5000 people emerged from out of the shadows and ponied-up the $5.50 GA charge. This is that show.
This entire show appeals in that it was one of those shows when the band sits 'round the fire and moves as it wishes. No pressure, no hurry, no worry. Just get up and play and have fun.
In 1970, the Grateful Dead was the kind of band that Bill Graham could ask to slip a little show in here and there to help with the bottom line.
Was home well before 6 a.m. It didn't matter anyway. I had no classes that day, or the next. I slept until 2:30 p.m. Thursday.
And the killer portion of this whole episode was that I had previously attended all the GD's shows at Fillmore West in the previous seven days.
Think of sleep. Pure, unfettered sleep while hearing the echoes of those proverbial amplifiers ringing ringing ringing
But on this particular night I was traveling solo and had to hitchhike home across the Bay Bridge at 3:17 a.m. and by providence caught a ride from a motorist who spoke no English. He saw me running and attempted to slow down. I had to sprint 300 yards up an on-ramp and out onto the freeway in order to catch and convince this driver that he was lost enough for me to guide him to whence he needed to go. That it was coincidental that he was going to the Hayward Hills is pure, unadulterated serendipity.
He spoke no English but kept asking simultaneously where he was and where he wanted to go in the most endearingly broken English. I laughingly instructed him on how to get back to where he wanted to be and he deposited me to where I wanted to go.
It totally sums up any one night in 1970 GD history.

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Super 70' Soundboard!
Thirty nine years and eight days ago the GRATEFUL DEAD were playin' Winterland...
Pigpen performs his magic doing "This Is A Man's World", and "Turn On Your Lovelight"
"A Must Have" show.
Classic 1970 "Sound".
5 Stars for the mix, recording, performance and transfer.
I highly recommend adding this show to your 1970 GRATEFUL DEAD collection.
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Eat, Drink, Be Merry and Listen to the GRATEFUL DEAD.
Thanks for the LOVE from 1970.
PS: Get em' while you can, get em' while they're free, get em' now or you'll be sorry...the Man giveth and the Man taketh away...WTTW

That has got to be the FUNNIEST Dancin in the Streets I have EVER HEARD!!! Priceless!